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Events

Revolutionary innovation: how could innovation change our world ?

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2016.12.07

Bruxelles, Belgio

The Slovak Presidency of the Council of the EU is co-organising an Innovation Conference with the Slovak Liaison Office for Research and Development in Brussels and the Slovak Centre of Scientific and Technical Information.Join us to discuss new technologies and innovations with inventors and scientists, and how they will change our daily lives.This conference aims to:present revolutionary innovations in selected spheresbring together researchers, innovators, entrepreneurs and policy-makers to discuss the impact of innovation in the future and changes we will have to addressopen up discussion on social and economic dimensions of revolutionary innovation

The OECD's biennial publication of the Science, Technology and Industry Outlook "OECD STI Outlook" reviews key global trends in science, technology and innovation (STI) policies and performance in OECD countries and other major international economies. Through comparative analysis, it informs policy makers about recent and anticipated changes in global patterns of STI and their possible implications for national science and innovation policies.

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08.December.Thursday

Launch of the European Human Biomonitoring Initiative (#HBM4EU)

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2016.12.08

Bruxelles, Belgio

Do you want to know more about our daily exposure to chemicals and its impact on your health? The European Human Biomonitoring Initiative (#HBM4EU) is a joint effort of 26 countries and the European Commission, co-funded by Horizon 2020.#HBM4EU signals a greatly increased awareness of the need to understand the impact of such exposures on human health and the need to find a balance between useful and harmful whilst considering also industrial competitiveness and disease prevention.

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14.December.Wednesday

European Guide and recommendations for the combined funding of large scale RDI initiatives

All day

2016.12.14

Bruxelles, Belgio

Large-Scale Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) Initiatives also known as LSIs are increasingly playing a vital role across Europe for the development and commercialisation of new novel products and services.The EU-GREAT! project is exploring the best practices and barriers faced by stakeholders of LSIs in combining funds from different public and private sources.This Workshop aims at disseminating the main lessons learnt during the project implementation as well as key recommendations for improving the administrative and policy frameworks of public-private funding instruments to ease the combination of funding and stimulate investments.

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